Diamondville John G. Smith Dies at Home
John G. Smith, a longtime Diamondville resident and former Justice of the Peace, died at his home last Wednesday after a period of illness due to old age. Born November 21, 1830 in Whitwick England, he immigrated to America in 1860, lived in Almy Carbon and Rock Springs before settling in Diamondville for about twelve years. He leaves a wife two children 13 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Burial took place Friday with services at the Diamondville I D S church.
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Janith
Diamondville
England
Whitwick
Leicestershire
America
Almy
Carbon
Rock Springs
Liviie
Win, Penman
John B. Ssmith
Death on a Train Struck by Sudden Heart Failure
Miss Radu Smith, visiting Idaho Falls, died aboard a Dimondville bound train from heart failure. Funeral services conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday by Bishop Andrew Easton of the LDS Church with Archibald Neilsen Prater, soloist, and choir. She was 18, daughter of Mrs Minnie Stevenson, well loved in the community, mourned by many friends.
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Diunandville
Radu Smith
Idaho Falls
Andrew Easton
LDS. Church
Archie Nei Wi San Prater
Arniella
Mice Smitl
Min) Stevenson
Diamond Coal appoints Armstrong assistant superintendent
William Armstrong is named assistant superintendent of Diamond Coal and Coke Company properties in the district, succeeding Joseph Hind who is now state mine inspector. Andrew Easton becomes foreman of No 2 mine. Christina Flockbart visit and other notes on local events. Parish dance and Fourth of July posters announced by Camera office.
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William Armstrong
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Joseph Hind
Armstrong
Andrew Easton
David Flockbart
Christina
Salt Lake
Diamondville
Leap Year Girls Show At Pini Hall With Boys Invited
The Leap Year Girls charity event will be at Pini Hall under Hevewekte club auspices. Girls invite boys to the show on the thirteenth, wearing best clothes. no escort required, as the girls plan to lead the evening. Also mentions Kenimerer event and Mountain Trading Company staff changes. Birth of a son to Groo of Diamondville noted, with local humor.
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Hevewekte Club
Wolf Hounds Confront Coyote Chase in Tough Contest
Jin Harricon leads Roan gathering with 7 dogs as they tackle a challenging wall test in winter. Fred Ballou reports the hounds have killed over two hundred coyotes this season though one dog perished early. government scrutiny hovers over the affair amid petitions and witness lists from multiple counties and agencies.
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Jin Harricon
Fred Ballou
Jit
Banery
Excursions to Denver Offer Weekend Outing
Travel note advertises June 20 and 21 trips to Denver by rail. An Oregon short line ad mentions rates and contact for details.
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Denver
Oregon
Weenie
Democratic National Convention Denver Excursions Noted
The report lists transportation from Utah and Wyoming stations to Denver for the Democratic National Convention. It mentions Oregon lines and hotel packages with daily limits and ticket details for July 3. Strong entities include Denver Utah Wyoming Oregon and July.
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Denver
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Republican National Convention at Chicago
Fragmentary OCR notes reference political events in Chicago with mentions of gatherings and figures. The text is garbled but implies a convention setting and related actions or attendees, suggesting a political meeting context in the city.
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Chicago
Pro Per Place To Dress Goods Promotion
A local clothing store advertises its trusted customer service and invites inquiries. It highlights neckwear for July Fourth, new halfhole gloves, and a tailor made two piece suit. The message urges customers to visit to compare goods and prices and to see why repeat shoppers return season after season.
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Cumington Orchestra
Mesers
James Neil
James Case
Thomas Snetdot
Aid
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Mary Sieddon
Kenimerer
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Oakley
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Dare
Groo
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